Right-of-Way Work
Right-of-way excavation in the Phoenix metro for utility, roadway, and infrastructure scopes.
Helpful bid information
- Right-of-way plans
- Jurisdiction requirements
- Access and traffic constraints
- Utility coordination notes
Where this work fits
For utility and roadway excavation within jurisdictional right-of-way limits.
Scope at a glance
- Right-of-way excavation
- Utility and roadway coordination
- Access and work-limit review
Confirm in the bid
- Requirements vary by project and jurisdiction. Confirm responsibility for traffic control, permits, utility coordination, paving, and closeout in the bid.
How scope review works
- Check work limits and jurisdiction notes
- Review access, traffic, and utility coordination needs
- Identify excavation limits and jurisdictional requirements
Questions about right-of-way
How is right-of-way work different from roadwork?
Right-of-way work follows limits and requirements set by the jurisdiction. Roadwork describes roadway excavation and site preparation. A project may include both; identify each work area in the bid.
Who handles permits and traffic control in the right-of-way?
Requirements vary by project and jurisdiction. BCB provides right-of-way excavation and site preparation; confirm who handles permits and traffic control in the bid.
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Start with the plans, site address, and bid deadline.
Include known access, utility, and grade requirements. If the plans are still taking shape, send the information you have and ask about the next step.